Community Playthings A910 Product Manual

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Maintenance
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CUSTOMER SERVICE:
United States
PO Box 2
Ulster Park, NY 12487
Office hours: 9-5 EST
Phone (800) 777-4244
Fax (800) 336-5948
(845) 572-3468
www.CommunityPlaythings.com
Sales@CommunityPlaythings.com
© 2011 by Community Products, LLC
VN50 D6787 Revision L
Recommended Use
Our rugged MultiTables are lightweight,
stackable, and modular. Quick, tool-free height
adjustment makes these attractive tables a
versatile addition to any classroom.
WARNING
c This product is intended for use by children of
immature judgment, therefore supervision is
required at all times.
c Do not sit or stand on table.
c This table will be unstable if the legs are not
installed according to directions.
c The table top should be empty when making
adjustments to the table legs.
CAUTION
c For indoor use only. The Multi-
Table is not waterproof.
Assembly
This carton contains one table
top and four adjustable legs.
If your shipment is incomplete,
please contact Customer Service.
For each leg:
1. Insert leg into socket.
2. Rotate leg clockwise until it is completely
tightened into socket. Use both hands to
tighten.
3. Stand the table on its legs. If it wobbles, check
that the legs are fully inserted into the sockets
and adjusted to equal height.
A910, A911, A912 22 x 30 MultiTable
A914, A915, A916 22 x 44 MultiTable
A918, A919, A920 Trapezoidal MultiTable
A938, A939, A940 36 Round MultiTable
A950, A951, A952 30 x 44 MultiTable
A958, A959, A960 30 x 30 MultiTable
Pull
Down
Adjustment
Ring
stored in the leg holder provided under the table top.
To adjust your table to a higher position, pull
wooden leg out from the plastic sleeve until it locks
at the desired height.
To lower your table height, lift the table and push
the adjustment ring on the leg down. Holding the
ring down, push wooden leg up until it locks at the
desired leg height.
Figure A
Operation
(See Figure A)
Tables, except the Round Table,
can be spiral stacked up to three
high. To stack tables more than three
high, table legs must be removed and